Step 1 : Make sure your phone is running Android 8.0 Oreo. Here’s a step-by-step guide on add GIF to Always On Display on Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ or Galaxy Note8. And so we repeat - don’t try this out unless you are running Oreo. Not only will it not work on older versions of Android, but some users in the Android Police and XDA Developers comment sections have reported that the feature bricked their phones. Find and tap Always On Display in the list and hit the update button. Once you’ve updated, you will need to select the particular clock style that shows images on the display. To get the Always On Display update, open the Galaxy Apps store on your phone, tap the three-dot button on the top right, select My Apps, then select Update. GIF support simply takes this a step further by allowing users to add a bit of motion and life to an otherwise static screen. Previously, Always On allowed users to choose between pre-loaded images or their own custom images. GIF support isn’t a major feature, but it does allow users to add a bit more creativity and personalization to their smartphones.
This ensures that the GIFs do not eat up too much of battery. The GIF will play only once when the display is switched on, instead of playing in an infinite loop. However, there is a catch, this AOD update will only work on Samsung Flagship 2018 running Android Oreo(8.0) or higher.
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